Veteran Lesson VIII: Delegate Effectively (Ten Veteran Lessons for Every Day)

Topic: Leadership

I am frequently asked my opinion on a variety of different subjects, such as unconstitutional mandates violating personal freedom, overreaching regulations, and complex legal issues. While I always have an opinion on such matters, I am known for my insights on elections and politics. 

If I drift too far away from my field of expertise, I lose sway in the most important field I’m known for - election integrity. All committed Patriots care about the cause of liberty and are generally aligned in support of gun rights, defended borders, clean elections, justice for political prisoners, defending life, and preserving freedom in general; however, we need champions in each individual field in order to optimize the success and energy of the movement. 

In the military, some cadets, soldiers, or officers, normally while young and junior in their service, earn the title “spotlight Ranger.”  It isn’t a term of endearment. Normally it refers to someone who is selfish and seeking recognition, rather than allowing his teammates to get “repetitions” to mature to the same level of aptitude. Spotlight Rangers are like ball hogs in basketball, who won’t pass the ball even if a teammate has a better shot at the goal.